Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-04

The public installation Of officers Of
the Good Templars lodge Monday even.
ing was well attended. An interesting
literary and musical program wa render.
ed and q pleasant evening enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Richard Davenport's birthday
was remembered last week by her. friends
n the shape Of q surprise party. Aparty
numbering about IS gathered. and had
a very pleasant time. They presented
Mrs. Davenport with many fine presents,
In token of their friendship and good
wishes on her 59th birthday. Her son.
Sidney and daughters Laura and Nellie
presented her with a hne hanging lamp,
just what she had been wanting for some
time.
Daily Gazette, Billings, Montana.
April 81: It has been several days ru-
mored that Matt H. Miles, postal clerk,
had been removed, but we refrained from
announcing it until officially informed,
but as he himself says, Ellis head has
gone into the basket like the rest of them"
He has been on the road seven years, and
three years on this division, and it seems
rather tough to be turned off merely for
political reasons. MI. Miles takes it very
philosophically, and will soon be called
to a more lucrative position.
Important business was transacted by
the council at their last meeting as will
be seen by reference to the report of pro-
ceedings IN another column. The SUBJ
ject of liquor licenses was the first taken
up and resulted in the granting of nine.
The attention of the council was called to
the fire department by Messrs. Clausen
and Dugan. The frequent occurrence of
fires in n%eighbor1ng places is a constant
reminder to have every branch OF the fire
department in the best possible shape.
A few dollars spent in time will save hun
dreds when the time comes. Don't let
a fire find us u%nprepared.
On new time table I. & NJ. Division
of c., M. s. St. P. R. R. taking effect May
8, a train called the Chicago Express will
leave st. Paul at 8:35 p. M, Austin 1910
midnight. and arrive at Chicago at 2 p. m.
Attached will be a Dubuque or Savanna
sleeper. The through time from St. Paul
to Chicago will be as good as made via.
River Division. No delays. Returning
will leave Chicgo at 1905 p. m, Austin
at $50 a. IN. Sleeper attached from Sa.
wanna, and arrive at St. Paul and Mime.
apolis at 7:S0 p. m, Supper at Dubuque,
No. 2 passenger will leave St. Paul at 9:4(
a. NJ, arrive at Austin 1:40 p. m. and de-
part at 2 p. M, and arrive in St. Paul al
$50 p. m. Nos. 2 and 3 will connect a,
Ramsey with S. M. passenger trains
Mason City passenger will arrive at Ia
p. m. and depart at 2 o.. m. The S. NJ
No. 1 passenger going west will leave
Ramsey at $50 a. m. A train will leav,
Austin about 6:15 a.. m. to connect. s. NJ
Nos. 2 and 8 passenger trains will arriv.
at Ramsey in time to connect with !. &M
Nos. 2 and 8, and leave Ramsey at 2:1l
p. m, east and west. S. M. No. 4 pas
senger from west will arrive at Ramse,
at 10 o'clock midnight, and connect will
l. & M. No. 4, arriving at Austin at 1914
q. m.
DIR. G. A. Stevenson of Albert Lea
the noted specialist in rectal and privat,
diseases, will be in Austin, Thursday
May 5, at Hotel Robinson. The doctor
has great success in treating diseases O.
this nature and guarantees a cure if cure
is possible 1t will cost you nothing l.
you do not take the treatment. Call an(
see him, at the Hotel Robinson, Thurs
day.
The Cool CollegIans.
This short comedy to be given by the
Unlversalists takes place on Wednes-
| daY evening next at the G. A. r. Hal